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Albert Gutterson

Full name: Albert Lovejoy Gutterson
Gender: Male
Height: 6'1" (185 cm)
Weight: 181 lbs (82 kg)
Born: August 23, 1887 in Andover, Vermont, United States
Died: April 6, 1965 in Burlington, Vermont, United States
Affiliations: Boston Athletic Association, Boston (USA)
Country: USA United States
Sport: Athletics

Medals: 1 Gold (1 Total)

Biography

Albert Gutterson of the University of Vermont showed the best form of his career when he won the 1912 Penn Relays with a jump of 24-0¾ (7.33). He then added almost one foot to this mark in Stockholm and won the gold medal at 24-11¼ (7.60) which was only one-half inch behind Peter O’Connor’s (Ireland) world record. Gutterson became an engineer who eventually owned his own tool company He was an active supporter of Vermont athletics and a leader of the New England chapter of the U.S. Olympians Society.

Personal Bests: LJ – 24-11¼ (7.60) (1912).

Results

Games Age City Sport Event Team NOC Rank Medal
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics Men's Long Jump United States USA 1 Gold OR

Men's Long Jump

Games Age City Sport Country Phase Unit Rank D
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Final Standings 1 OR 7.60
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Final Round 1T 7.18
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Final Round Round One 1 7.18
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Final Round Round Two 1 7.09
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Final Round Round Three 1 7.09
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Qualifying Round NP QU/OR 7.60
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Qualifying Round Group A 1 OR 7.60
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Qualifying Round Group A Round One 1 OR 7.60
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Qualifying Round Group A Round Two 1 7.48
1912 Summer 24 Stockholm Athletics United States Qualifying Round Group A Round Three NP 7.25